Sentence examples for a tragic aspect from inspiring English sources

If there's a tragic aspect to it, it is that my father has never invented anything else.

When he was working with Charlie Kaufman scripts, that abandonment had a tragic aspect, and wasn't clearly resolved.

The fiasco acquired a tragic aspect after landing in the lap of the deputy White House counsel, Vincent Foster, deepening the despair that finally led to his suicide.

"I now see a tragic scene.

All the stories circulated over the years about Mitchell's incredibly nasty, drunken nature, besides possibly serving as cathartic acts of revenge by abused former friends and acquaintances, implicitly acknowledge what the art may fail to convey at a glance, namely, a desired, anticipated tragic aspect.

But outside court, after a narrative verdict was reached, Norgrove's father, John, said "one tragic aspect" was that at the time the grenade was thrown the kidnappers were all "dead or dying" and the only person "absolutely killed" was his daughter.

But the tragic aspect of it for me is it's the only Oscar Stanley Kubrick ever won.

Renoir would hardly have forced von Stroheim, a director he revered, to play a cartoonish Prussian villain, and the script, by Renoir and Charles Spaak, takes pains to emphasize the tragic aspect of Rauffenstein's situation.

The most tragic aspect of Merkin's experience with these psychiatrists is the fact that her involvement with them too often recapitulated her childhood experiences in her own family.

There are tragedies in any armed conflict, and the Iraq war is no exception, but if one tragic aspect of this conflict is to stand out over time, it may well be that the diversion of forces from Afghanistan left the destruction of terrorist institutional infrastructure there incomplete, and that it simultaneously laid the groundwork for a new generation of terrorist institutions.

Bianquis, "from his time until the present day", the personification of the "Arab chivalrous ideal in its most tragic aspect".